09 Sep 1932
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
1
Woollen fabrics in natural and navy tones with velvet and crepe patterns. Yard lengths listed with several price points including 10/6 1/8 187% and 19/4. Crepe, silk and crape materials offered in various widths. Also advertised are sheer silks and white fabrics. Window display promise and garment items continue.
In Sydney a prisoner named John Henry Hogammen, charged with his brother Frederick Hogansen’s murder at Cullen Bullen, was injured in a lock-up cell after reportedly climbing to a window and falling. The inquiry into the death was adjourned.
The Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen's Assoc warned of a strike after a Broken Hill meeting. A wage reduction proposal and cement sector concerns were discussed, with support from a local team and the INE Silverwon group noted in attendance.
London reports Mr. SMC Bruce spent the day in conversations with Treasury and Bank of England officials. He plans to see the Westminister Bank and Mr Fo Tout to discuss Australian exports notably wool. He will travel to Geneva soon, with a brief stay anticipated. Mr. Hughes will oversee Australia’s interests in Geneva.
The National Assembly approved a measure distributing funds to charities from the sale of contracted Jesuit properties valued at three million sterling. The move reflects efforts to redirect assets for philanthropic purposes.
Vice Attorney General Priday and Ms Latin discuss the Federal Government considering the extension of the Industrial Peace Act. The Commonwealth Arbitration Board would handle coal industry concerns. Union leaders and mining officials were in touch with the situation as a key industry meeting was held on Monday.
Economic experts in Europe discuss Morale influence and the revocation of benefits across Eastern Europe. The Prenult delegation signals willingness to consider loans, while concerns rise about moral hazard and regional stability.
State politics see a push to postpone the city council election amid a series of proposals. The bill would affect eligibility and retirement rules for women teachers and civil service staff, with implications for married women and service terms. Debate centers on timing and personnel protections in education and public employment.
Overseas match report shows REST London and TEST TEAM battling in a low scoring first innings with Urging bowlers and partial scores. Final tally lists TEST TEAM at 219 in the first innings, with Hammond Wyatt and Parks contributing notable runs and wickets amid mixed fielding performances.
Fragmentary report covers wool sales in Sydney district with mentions of buyers and sellers. Names such as Arthur Connock and Mares Mowers appear among scattered items and market notes.
An unclear clipping discusses Social Services funding with figures around £34 800 000. It mentions allocations and coverage, noting totals and potential service areas. The text is fragmented but centers on government spending for social welfare and related programs.
A theft report from Newcastle describes two diamond rings valued at ten pounds stolen from a sleeping berth. The items belonged to Mrs Sydney, with the incident occurring on Wednesday morning during a voyage or stay, per limited readable text.
A garbled page note mentions Wonthaggi trouble and a mine idle issue. Mentions Medbourne and Herik with unclear instructions. References a day and a stoppage or spill described as a verbal clash and a potential stoppage.
A fragmentary report notes a death ruled as depraved by own action in New York involving a woman and a man named Anica. The text references Coroner’s findings, a trial, and unclear details about motive or circumstances.
Fragmentary Sydney market notes list varied prices and commodities. The unreadable text references bags and items with nominal figures, plus names scattered in the column.
A fragmentary report notes intense debate among church leaders about science and faith. It suggests Catholics challenge secular ideas and urges believers to maintain priors while recognizing modern scientific claims.
In the Legislative Assembly the Chief Secretary moved a bill opposing public entertainments on Sundays Christmas Day and public holidays. The proposal seeks to restrict amusements on those days, reflecting Sunday observance concerns.
An order against the Communist Party of Australia requires vacating their headquarters at 0 Bunsen Street after 15 years occupancy. The Perpetual Trustee Company filed the notice yesterday, with the party failing to quit the premises previously after a week’s notice. The case has no hearing date set for next Thursday.
Wheat offerings to 01-4 per bushel were met with gentle selling as buyers paused. Bulk shipments eased as shippers trimmed purchases and prices hovered around early parities amid a quiet overseas market with mixed signals from Chicago and Winnipeg trading floors.
The Inverell Golf Club announces tomorrow’s bogey handicap draw with players including Hovgn J108 and several named competitors in a local event. The Hehrdvan Cup is also noted for tomorrow with participants such as L Bien, Dr Coma, RP Hwndiey, and Ay Wood among others.
Tasmanian textile workers reach an end to a dispute after a lengthy conference. Parties report a settlement with representatives from the workforce and employers agreeing to terms aimed at resuming production and preserving jobs.
A proposed October 3 Eight-Hour Day holiday for Tayereil Shires police district gains support from local committees and community leaders. The plan includes a combined carnival and church-led activities to mark the occasion, with aims to benefit youth and elderly residents alike and promote local unity.
OCR fragment mentions a hole, a time at 3a, and an unspecified location. It reads oddly and lacks clear names or events but suggests a minor incident or note captured in the newspaper snippet.
A proposed National Assembly of trade unions is discussed with references to leaders and the Railway Servicr Association. The plan aims to protect member interests and organize an umbrella body uniting industrial groups under a common platform.
Inland forecast calls for warmer temperatures with improving conditions. Light to moderate winds shift from the south, bringing a milder air mass and a pleasant stretch ahead for the inland regions.
Cansdell announces coupons valid only on cash buys replacing their older Green Coupons. The new Cansdell coupons are stated to offer greater value than prior offers and are redeemable for any article. The notice hints at terms and dates associated with the change.
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